Jurupa Middle School - Lord of the Rings Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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£dHie Inne7 Denise Lozao o Jason Lucero Isaiah Luera ' Ronald Macek Elizabeth Macias Jana Mahoney Nohemy Mancinas Tracy Markley Frank Marlatt blizabeth Marqu ' ez xjrraine MSftlUe? coil fviartei Tamara Martinez Dara McClendon Christin McConnell William Miller Michael Minarcin Tammy Moat Rebecca Moller James Mongold Kenneth Monroe Scott Montague Josh Montgomery Shannon Moore Willena Moore Georgina Morales Xon AfiAfi Maricela Moreno SPORTS! Students captured the baseball fever. It was definitely the most popular sport on the JJHS campus. Both boys and girls eagerly joined leagues in local areas. Next in popularity was football. Students enjoyed watching the pigskin tossed from goal to goal. The Lakers enjoyed the. support of many basketball fans. Track and field events rounded out the sports calendar. The Olympic games sparked interest in all sports! B rian Barnes, T ony Philippi, B.J, and Dan.Robbins prepare for a sports activity. 7TH GRADE 29

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James Hensley Dora Heredia Elizabeth Heredia CobvjieiteL. Uric Hill 3rian Hollineer Victor Holman Heini rinlm« Monolito Holguin Arthur Holt Lloyd Howard Jeffrey Huerta Christi fl Hnprta Robert Huffman Matthew Hughes Linda Hunter Tina Hunter Ronald Ihde Jason Isbell Wanda Jackson Ronda Jackson Joann James Lisa Jenkins Greg JeriiiiriSS ' Tabatha Johnson Ricky Jones Cairo Jones Shannon jorgensen Roxanne Jurgensen Uiinise Neen aTl Kelly Bfailt KHIly Joanne | itnn Aleck Kendall Mike Kilger Rod King Chris Kjorvestad Isaac Knox Jessica Kock Edward Konefat Kristina Kortkamp Kacnei Lamontagne uawn Lancaster Aniomei Lancaster Tieg Lancaster Dana Lang Ronnie Lares Marie Larochelle Chris Larsen linrlrr I r i- Randall Lemaire Ernie Lerma Ruth Levels RelJi Lewis 28 7TH GRADE

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Irene Moreno Shelly Morford ■Inshua Morris Melinda Morris ' 7v t ' a M ' iii. Edward Mross F.ric Mueller Raul Mungia Stevan Murphy Mercedes Murray Rashelle M yers Ricaidu I ' lgiJLjiuto- Harold Nault Mitra Nazari Ronald Ncllbcii Clayton Noble Kelly Nole My p ' ri ' ' Rebel O ' Hearn ' KS Lelia Oliver Angelique | l)rman pnnrir ' ri — Robin O ' Shields James uw ens RoxaflHi LMCr r sancy PUClHiCo Jenrey Pager Arturo Palato Maria Pardo Shannon Parker Kimberlv Paul Michael t ayne Annette y ecceriiiT Lhnstirt PMiff Jason Pellerin .Brandi Penny l- ' ranKie Perez l.upe Perez j Marta Perez Rosa Perez Tony Perkins Mark Peters Brian Petersen Trari Petprson Paul Petty FEAR IT I can ' t sleep at night! Movie viewers saw more blood, violence and killing than ever before. WHY THESE MOV- IES? Producers made them because of the popularity and the megabucks these films brought in. Some horror flicks this year were PIECES and SCARFACE. When surveyed, students preferred the gorey or splatter parts of these films. But, what students liked to view and what parents approved of was not always compatible. Terror movies have always been popular. In the 50 ' s and 60 ' s, violence was depict- ed. Today ' s scary movies are more graphic because of improved special ef- fects. The emotional roller coaster ride these movies provided, took movie-goers from fear to relief. W 30 7TH GRADE